I’m still using a netbook from 2011 and with i3 and qutebrowser it’s doing alright :3

Also what’s up with the overscan? So many questions !

Wow what an adventure ! :3

Goodness gracious, breathe man ^^

Last time I tried it claimed it did but the installer failed to run every time

We use foxit reader on Linux for that at work.

“Online login protects your laptop from being stolen” is the most unhinged broken logic I’ve read in a while ngl

Still use and like it

Wait, as in office 365?

That’s a very generous estimate. I didn’t know about it and I work in IT.

And they spectacularly fucked up the release. Doesn’t compile, and they hurriedly edited stuff including comments calling the original DOS creator “brain-dead”.

Goodness gracious ._.

4 mins? Is that an hyperbole? Oo

Wow that thing is caked but looks very promising ! 😲

Cute :3

Sweet! I use mine to help with data transfer between the Internet and the Plus. Works great for that.

aww :c

Oooh lucky! Man, having contacts in universities is precious for getting cheap oldies! Do you still have it?

Eyy, grew up on a Mac 512 myself and my first computer was an iBook G3! We don’t have the 512 anymore but my G3 is still alive and kicking! Do you still have yours?

To be fair, maybe an old Mac isn’t the most exciting to learn about old technology for kids, as the monochrome screen and limited gaming capabilities really make it a more business-oriented thing, which, boring.

What could be dope if your kid’s interested in that kind of thing, is to literally build an 8-bit computer, there’s plenty of kits available and it echoes the time when you had to build your own computer if you wanted to have any at home. Super hands-on and educational!